Dribble Change
Key features
7 unique color change techniques presented
Includes variations like the Hover Change, Snap Change Variation, Rotator Change, and more
Practical tips provided for each technique
Suitable for both beginner and experienced magicians
Part of a larger 'Tutorial Friday' series by Big Blind Media
Pros
Visually striking and dynamic
Multiple techniques to learn and master
Includes practical performance tips
Suitable for a wide range of skill levels
Free tutorial available as part of a series
Cons
Some techniques are angle-sensitive and may not be suitable for all performance settings
Requires practice to master the timing and concealment
Effect
The Dribble Change is a visually striking color change where a deck of cards appears to transform as the magician dribbles cards onto their hand. The change happens in an instant, creating the illusion that the entire deck changes color or value. The dribbling motion adds a natural cover for the method, making the transformation seem impossible.
Full Details
The Dribble Change involves a specific dribbling technique where cards are released in a controlled manner while concealing the transformation. The magician starts with a deck of one color or value and, through the dribbling motion, the cards appear to change. The key lies in the timing and angle of the dribble, ensuring the change happens smoothly without detection.
Who Should Consider the Trick
This trick is ideal for magicians who want a visually impactful color change that can be performed in casual or formal settings. It works well for both close-up and camera performances. Since it relies on a natural motion (dribbling cards), it fits well into routines where a sudden, unexpected transformation enhances the effect.
Information on How Difficult It Is to Perform
The Dribble Change is moderately difficult. It requires practice to master the dribbling motion while keeping the method hidden. The main challenge is ensuring the change happens seamlessly without exposing the mechanics. Beginners may need time to get comfortable with the timing, but experienced card handlers will find it easier to integrate into their routines.
What Magicians Say
Big Blind Media describes the Dribble Change as "such a silly change because now I have very few cards here and I started with the whole deck, but the visual aspect of the change is so nice." They emphasize that the method doesn’t matter as much as the visual impact, stating, "it looks amazing, it really does."
The trick is praised for its deceptive simplicity and strong audience reaction. While it may not be the most angle-proof change, it excels in situations where the magician controls the spectators' line of sight. The Dribble Change is recommended for those who want a flashy, unexpected transformation in their card magic repertoire.
What people are saying about Dribble Change
BigBlindMedia says...
The visual aspect of the change is so nice that people don't actually pay attention to the right packet only if they see the color change many more times.
Tutorial videos
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